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Lars Strannegård

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“Being treated badly if you're a woman, even though you yourself have never been in that position or that situation. And that's sort of one of the greatnesses of high quality culture that can move you to other times, to other spaces and to other sets of minds. So, I mean, if you read Romeo and Juliet, you know what it's like to be in love with the wrong person, even though you yourself have perhaps never, ever been in love and definitely not been in love several hundred years ago in an imaginary Italy. So that's sort of one of the The great sort of capacities that high quality cultural expressions carry”
2025-03-05 · In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen · Lars Strannegård: Art in Business, Leadership, and the Skills AI Can’t Replace · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Because it sort of makes you Realize that you don't understand everything. If you have that type of cultural expressions, it is what it can do. It can also increase your empathy. So, for instance, if you watch a TV show like Mad Men, then you know what it's like to live in Manhattan in the 1960s, working in the ad agency business and being a woman.”
2025-03-05 · In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen · Lars Strannegård: Art in Business, Leadership, and the Skills AI Can’t Replace · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Well, after the treatment. I think they get a sort of fuller understanding of the world. Not always. Of course, not. I mean, you can still go through our education program just knowing sort of the figures and the statistics and what happens only when the sort of demand and supply curves meet. But I do think that they are more open to the world. And I also think this idea of being humble is really, really key in the world that we're living in now.”
2025-03-05 · In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen · Lars Strannegård: Art in Business, Leadership, and the Skills AI Can’t Replace · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“I think they're there to learn, right? So I think it's a good idea to expose them to things that they don't really understand where they start asking themselves questions, where you actually sort of widen the blinders that we all have, not just students. And art can actually serve as a sort of intellectual and emotional itching powder to make you understand the world in another way. And also increase your humbleness. You become more humble if you see things that you don't understand and learn to live with it.”
2025-03-05 · In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen · Lars Strannegård: Art in Business, Leadership, and the Skills AI Can’t Replace · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Because when we say culture, we mean arts, we mean literature, and also music. But basically the idea behind that is to open up your senses, to contextualize, to make you see the world from new perspectives. And it's actually, you know, many business school students believe that they know how the world functions and how it operates.”
2025-03-05 · In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen · Lars Strannegård: Art in Business, Leadership, and the Skills AI Can’t Replace · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source